CBS, which once referred to itself as "the Tiffany network," and in June of 1981 replaced its prime-time programming with a brilliant, week-long five-part documentary, "The Defense of the United States," was covering Asia with a single correspondent, based in Tokyo, and the rest of the non-North American world with seven correspondents.
At the forefront of the "tabloidization" of online media was TMZ.com (a name derived from the term thirty mile zone, which once referred to an area within Los Angeles that was governed by set a of rules for location shooting by the motion-picture industry), founded in 2005.
In 2011, Howard University, which was once referred to as "The Black Harvard" and which consistently ranked in the nation's top 100 universities, still managed a respectable rank of #104.
His journalism continued during his political career, with earnings of £250,000 a year for his Daily Telegraph column, which he once referred to as "chicken feed".
Jon Watts Pope Benedict's resignation prompted tributes across the continent, which he once referred to as a "spiritual lung" of humanity and where the Catholic church is expanding its reach.
In an attempt to portray him as radical, they are also raising the idea that Mr. Binz might be opposed to the greater use of cheap and relatively clean natural gas, which he once referred to as a "dead end".
But the comments of European officials also betrayed apprehension about Trump's unconcealed admiration for Vladimir Putin and his ambivalent attitude towards Nato, which he once referred to as "obsolete".
The company, which we once referred to as a "Groupon for Furniture," to be fair, isn't really a rip-off of the Groupon business model.
As we wrote last week, Urban Airship recently closed a $15.1 million series C round of financing, close on the heels of its acquisition of SimpleGeo, which was once referred to as the "Amazon Web Services" for location-based products.
His comments on the Holocaust (which he once referred to as "the Holohoax" ) made as an editor of The Rune demonstrate revisionism.
PLAYING I play guitar, specifically one by Rolf Spuler, which Béla Fleck once referred to as the Swiss Army guitar because it's a bizarre-shaped thing.
